Business as usual! Kate and William are all smiles amid Omid Scobie race row - as they welcome Sweden's Crown Princess and Prince to Windsor Castle ahead of night out at the Royal Variety performance


Kate Middleton and Prince William are all smiles as they welcome the future Queen and King The Prince and Princess of Wales welcomed the future Queen and King of Sweden to Windsor Castle this morning, with Kate looking chic in a £1,350 Bespoke Emilia Wickstead dress midi dress. Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden added a festive touch in a cheerful red jacket, as she and her husband Crown Prince Daniel posed with their British counterparts. The foursome are set to attend the Royal Variety performance in London

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